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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t support this because the losers will be advanced kids in poor schools. They will never have the class options that their counterparts in rich schools do, because classes are based on demand. Magnets help those kids.[/quote]

I can tell you have no experience with “poor” schools. There are academically advanced students at every single school and every single school should offer advanced classes. You might have fewer sections of some courses at some schools, as someone else said, but you don’t not offer advanced classes. And you don’t siphon off advanced learners from “poorer” schools to send them to other schools because that exacerbates the problem. [/quote]

Traditional magnets solve this problem by putting the programs in the poor schools!

Rich kids transport or stay home in their "regular" programs that are as good as an "average" magnet, and poor kids are local to the magnet [/quote]

That's why it's so stupid for them to put academic magnets in rich schools like Whitman and leave them out of less-wealthy schools like Northwood.  It does the opposite.[/quote]

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